Jaw For Points And Channel Keys; The Jaw - JMA MULTICODE Manual

Image of a jaw with the numbering of the slots to make the limits. (Fig. 16)
Side 1: Limits 1, 2, 3.
Side 2: Limits 1, 2.
Side 3: Limits 1, 2.
Side 4: Limits 1, 2.
All the necessary information about attaching the key from the JMAKeyPro software in the tablet will appear when
the key code is introduced.

3.2 JAW FOR POINTS AND CHANNEL KEYS

According to the key to be machined or coded, follow the indications that appear in the JMAKeyPro software in the
tablet. The main indications refer to the following:

3.2.1 THE JAW

It indicates which model of jaw you should use.
Both point and channel keys can be introduced into the jaw. In the case that the jaw has to be removed, follow
these steps:
1) Raise the transparent guard.
2) Loosen screw (T2) and remove the jaw by moving it toward the operator.
3) Introduce the jaw (previously cleaning the housing) into the dovetail and raise it to the top.
4) Lock the jaw by turning screw (T2).
FIG. 16
FIG. 17
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